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En consonancia con los ODS y la Estrategia mundial para la salud de la mujer, el niño y el adolescente, y aplicando un enfoque basado en los derechos humanos, las iniciativas de atención posnatal deben ampliarse más allá de la cobertura y la simple supervivencia de modo que incluyan la calidad de la atención. Estas directrices tienen como objetivo mejorar la calidad de la atención posnatal esencial y de rutina que se brinda a las mujeres y los recien nacidos, con el objetivo final de mejorar la salud y el bienestar materno y neonatal. En ellas se considera que una "experiencia posnatal positiva" es un resultado importante para todas las mujeres que dan a luz y sus recien nacidos, que sienta las bases para mejorar la salud y el bienestar a corto y largo plazo. Una experiencia posnatal positiva se define como aquella en la que las mujeres, los recien nacidos, las parejas, los padres, los cuidadores y las familias reciben información, tranquilidad y apoyo de manera constante de parte de trabajadores de salud motivados; y en la que un sistema de salud flexible y con recursos reconoce las necesidades de las mujeres y los bebes, y respeta su contexto cultural. En estas directrices unificadas se presentan algunas recomendaciones nuevas y otras ya existentes sobre la atención posnatal de rutina para las mujeres y los recien nacidos que reciben atención posnatal en centros de salud o en la comunidad, independientemente de los recursos disponibles. Se proporciona un conjunto integral de recomendaciones para los cuidados durante el período posnatal, con enfasis en los cuidados esenciales que todas las mujeres y los recien nacidos deben recibir, y prestando la debida atención a la calidad de la atención; es decir, la prestación y la experiencia de la atención recibida. Estas directrices actualizan y amplían las recomendaciones de la OMS del 2014 sobre la atención posnatal de la madre y el recien nacido, y complementan las directrices actuales de la OMS sobre el manejo de las complicaciones posnatales. Versión oficial en español de la obra original en ingles: WHO recommendations on maternal and newborn care for a positive postnatal experience. (c) Organización Mundial de la Salud, 2022. ISBN 978-92-4-004598-9 (PDF).

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This guideline provides comprehensive recommendations for improving the quality of postnatal care for women and newborns, aiming to enhance maternal and newborn health and well-being. It emphasizes the importance of a positive postnatal experience, where women and families receive consistent support from health workers within a well-resourced and culturally sensitive health system. The guideline is intended for public health policymakers, healthcare providers, and academic professionals involved in maternal and newborn care. Developed using the WHO's standard procedures, it incorporates evidence-based practices and prioritizes human rights. The document updates previous guidelines and outlines strategies for effective postnatal care delivery, including monitoring and evaluation at various health system levels.

Postnatal care. --- Maternal health services.

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This World Health Organization guideline focuses on improving postnatal care for mothers and newborns to enhance maternal and neonatal health outcomes. It emphasizes the critical period immediately after birth, extending up to six weeks, where maternal and neonatal mortality rates remain high. The guideline aims to enhance the quality of postnatal care, ensuring a positive experience for women, families, and caregivers by providing consistent information, reassurance, and support from motivated healthcare professionals. It includes 63 recommendations, drawn from new and existing WHO guidelines, targeting healthcare policy makers, program managers, and healthcare providers. The recommendations cover maternal and neonatal care and health system interventions, emphasizing the importance of quality care and the need for respectful, person-centered care. Implementation involves adapting the guidelines to various country contexts and ensuring effective communication and referral systems. Monitoring and evaluation will be conducted at subnational and national levels to assess the impact and guide future updates.

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This book provides a comprehensive guideline on maternal and neonatal postnatal care, aiming to improve the quality of care and overall wellbeing for mothers and newborns. It emphasizes the importance of postnatal services as a crucial component of maternal and child healthcare, aligning with global health initiatives like the Sustainable Development Goals. Targeted towards public health policymakers, healthcare practitioners, and related stakeholders, the book outlines methods for developing effective postnatal care protocols and policies. It includes evidence-based recommendations developed by international experts, focusing on ensuring a positive postnatal experience through informed, supportive, and culturally respectful healthcare practices. The guideline highlights the significance of the initial postnatal weeks for health promotion and problem identification, recommending a structured approach to postnatal visits.

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This is a reprint of the MDPI IJERPH Special Issue entitled "COVID-19 and Environment: Impacts of a Global Pandemic". The reprint consists of 17 papers with different topics related to the COVID-19 pandemic and environmental impacts using data from different countries all over the globe.

Medicine --- Epidemiology & medical statistics --- risk perception --- China as an international tourism destination --- anticipated emotions --- destination attachment --- post-pandemic --- COVID-19 --- customer behavior --- psychological process --- live-streaming shopping apps --- stimulus-organism-response framework --- Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 --- Flow Theory --- gender --- age --- SARS-CoV-2 --- environmental contamination --- air samples --- surface samples --- bottom trawling --- COVID-19 pandemic lockdown --- environmental impacts --- macrobenthic fauna --- tidal channels --- central Mediterranean Sea --- ethnopharmacology --- skin diseases --- cosmetics --- Lithuania --- global environment --- solid waste --- air quality --- transport --- airborne --- CO2 --- collective transport --- tramway --- filtration --- infectious diseases --- epidemiology --- public health --- elementary teacher --- junior high school teacher --- psychological change --- physical changes --- urban mobility --- parking demand --- IoT parking sensors --- explanatory data analysis --- parking policies --- vaccinations --- pharmacist --- KAP --- infection control --- burnout --- COVID-19 pandemic --- postnatal care --- psychological distress --- psychosocial support --- health-seeking behavior --- appendicitis --- surgical care --- metrology --- data analysis --- atmospheric environment --- pollution --- coronavirus --- comorbidity --- spatial analysis --- logistic regression --- ROC curve --- freight transport --- air freight --- sea shipping --- road transport --- recovery measures --- strategies --- public trust --- perceived societal fairness --- mental health --- air pollution --- PM2.5 concentration --- gym sports --- spatial econometric model